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Steff,
After you have installed Oracle on Linux, you have to set all the environment variables needed by Oracle.
Logon as oracle user (linux account) and modify your user profile file.
$> vi .profile
After that, you have to set all these variables.
ORACLE_HOME= <set your ora home dir> (i.e. /opt/oracle/OraHome1) ORACLE_BASE= <set you ora base dir> (i.e. /opt/oracle) ORACLE_SID= <you ora instance>
Hope this helps,
Jordi
-----Original Message-----
From: Steff Gonos [mailto:steff_gonos_at_yahoo.com]
Sent: Monday, October 16, 2000 09:41 AM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Subject: Oracle on Linux
I have "given" a partially installed system - Oracle is installed but not working. I am not a Linux person. I don't see much information on technet about the install and set up for Linux. I try to use the oracle account to get sqlplus running, but it's file not found.
What type of environment variables do I have to set up
for Linux ?
Any help/tips are appreciated. The system is Mandrake 6.1.
Oracle is 8.1.5
Steff Gonos
Litton-Tasc
Steff Gonos
steff_gonos_at_yahoo.com
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